Draw Slasher

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Draw Slasher é uma experiência simples, mas divertida para quem gosta de ação rápida e controle por gestos. Você assume o papel de Hanzo, um ninja em busca de vingança contra zumbis piratas, em uma campanha cheia de cortes rápidos e muito sangue. A mecânica baseada em desenhar movimentos com o mouse funciona bem na maior parte do tempo e dá um diferencial interessante ao combate. Apesar de ser um jogo curto e com algumas limitações nos controles, especialmente em desafios mais avançados, ele entrega uma boa dose de diversão arcade. Uma ótima pedida para partidas rápidas e intensas. Nota: 7.5/10

Bad

设计很新奇我很喜欢

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I rarely leave negative reviews. I've played hundreds of games on Steam and usually move on if I don't enjoy something. This is one of the few games I actively recommend avoiding. The biggest problem is that the game constantly stretches simple ideas into tedious repetition. Story mode frequently locks you into tutorial-like objectives such as "Kill 3 enemies with this skill." The game then spawns those enemies one at a time, forcing you to refill the skill meter multiple times just to finish a level. What should take seconds gets dragged out into minutes. Several story levels feel like they contain one minute of actual gameplay padded into much longer stages. Instead of improving mechanics, the game simply makes you repeat them. There are multiple sections where a Donkey Kong-style enemy throws barrels and your only options are to jump over them or walk underneath them. The sequence gets longer each time, but never more interesting. A surprising amount of the game is spent waiting. Boss fights suffer from the same issue. Most of them rely on a single mechanic with minor pattern changes as the boss loses health. The final bosses are especially bad, requiring you to repeat the same action over and over again well beyond the point where the game has anything new to offer. And somehow that's not even the worst part. If you're a completionist, stay far away. Several achievements are pure time sinks, such as killing 5,000 zombies. The "Master All Challenges" achievement is even worse. There are currently 24 challenges. Some are reasonable, but others feel heavily dependent on RNG and require repeated attempts until the game finally gives you favorable conditions. I cannot recommend this game to: * Completionists * Players looking for a relaxing game * Players looking for a skill-based game * Anyone expecting meaningful gameplay variety Most of the experience feels like the same screen repeated with different backgrounds.

game crushes on skill ponts distributions, and have to small texture resolution for pc